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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1965

Page

4

Unemployment Tax Upset Sparks California Debate

The Unemployment Insurance Association warns that Assembly action on a tax increase would raise the UCD tax by about 62 percent, hitting nearly 5 million California workers. Glade accuses lawmakers of taxing willing workers to fund claimants while urging letters and calls to oppose the measure.

Grade Assembly Ways and Means California UCD Glade Albert T. Tieburg Department of Employment Afl-Cio Teamsters Assembly Senate Unemployment Insurance Association

Shafter Council Meeting set to discuss street work and resignation

On Tuesday night residents are invited to City Hall for a Shafter Council meeting to discuss curb, gutter, and paving work in Reiker Tract. Mayor Tony Brown will resign at the meeting.

Reiker Tract Shafter Council City Hall Tony Brown

Buttonwillow Crusade Opens at Community Baptist Church

The Buttonwillow Crusade features Billy Graham preaching tenets at the Community Baptist Church February 21 to 28. Rev. Herbert Dominguez notes both Colaghan and Horse connect with youth and adults. ministers Wurst and Dolaghan bring prior assignments and degrees from California Baptist Theological Seminary.

Billy Graham Community Baptist Church Buttonwillow Herbert Dominguez Buttonwillow Church Colaghan Horse Dominguez California Baptist Theological Seminary Wurst Twenty Nine Palms Hollywood Gainesville Fla South Carolina Rev Dolaghan Belfast County Down Ireland United States California State College System Hurse California Baptist Thelogical Seminary

Obituary for Hiler of Shafter at Memorial Park

Funeral services for Hiler will be held at Memorial Park. Born April 2 1886 in Briartown Oklahoma he died at 78 and had lived in Shafter since 1939. He worked as a farm laborer and was an Honorary Deacon. Survived by widow Rhonda Bee Hiler and many children grandchildren and great descendants. Agee Family Funeral Home Shafter in charge.

Memorial Park Mr. Hiler Briartown Oklahoma Shafter Hiler Rhonda Bee Hiller Eufala Okla Tener Potter Modesto Benton Hiler Oxnard Clifton Miler Hershel Hiler Bill Hiler Lawrence Seay J. C. Hiler Muskogee Jack Curtis Hiler Port Hueneme William Hiler Forrest Lee Hiler Ventura Owen Hiler Larry Hiler Bakersfield Janis Williams Steven B Dianna Marie David Lee Danny L. Hiler Roscoe Hiller Hazel Adkins Sanwell Bayne Potteroff Rafel LaVada Petree Agee Family Funeral Home

Gange Honored After 1000th Gas Company Talk

Gange, a Southern California Gas Co. community service speaker, was honored after his 1000th speech in six years with the company. He has spoken to more than 422,000 people in 2,600 talks, including a 1000th appearance before the Huntington Park Women’s Club. He recalls his first talk in 1950 before the Porterville Chamber of Commerce and offers advice for speakers. He once spoke before the 40th annual U S Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington, D C, as a keynote following Hoover and Byrd. He has led Lindsay Chamber of Commerce as president since age 21 and founded a country bank the same year. He resides in Tulare County and values audience connection and material. He notes his name confusion and often receives ovations for patriotic talks, including a 600-person standing ovation for a brief lapse. He prefers high school audiences for adrenaline and impact and recently spoke at the Shafter Chamber of Commerce installation dinner.

Story Gange Southern California Gas Co Gas Gange Huntington Park Women’s Club Porterville Chamber of Commerce Charles F. Brannon Ing U. S. Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Herbert Hoover Harry Byrd Tulare County Lindsay Chamber of Commerce Flange Mr. Flange Shafter Chamber of Commerce

Accident rates in 1900s peak horse era cited

During the horse and buggy era an accident rate was very high. Fatalities per million miles traveled then were six times higher than today.

Raising Water Over Tehachapis Is State Project Big Problem

State Water Project demands massive power to lift water over the Tehachapi Mountains. Fluor Corp. says a final plan within a year is needed, with 1991 power costs around 33.5 million if using state nuclear. higher if via private utilities. Cooperation among utilities, city and state agencies, and the federal government is essential to lower pumping costs.

Tehachapis Fluor Corporation, Inc Los Angeles Fluor Perris Reservoir Riverside County

Nuclear Power for Tehachapi Pumps eyed in Valley plan

The State likely builds a large nuclear plant near Tehachapi to power water pumps and supply Southern California. It would cooperate with utilities and the City of Los Angeles to minimize cross state transfers and lower long term costs. A 75 year savings of about 1.5 billion dollars is forecast for Southern California.

William E. Warne Water Resources Sacramento Tehathapi Mountains San Joaquin Valley Los Angeles California Pacific Gas and Electric San Francisco Southern California Edison San Diego Gas and Electric California Aqueduct Tehachapi Central Valley Project

California sales tax rises for first half of 1964 65

State Controller Alan Cranston reported that the General Fund revenues for the first half of fiscal 1964 65 rose compared to the prior year while expenditures increased 11.4 percent. He attributed changes to 1963 legislation ending installment payments and noted the sales tax up nearly 9 percent from 1963 64.

Sacramento Alan Cranston Cranston

Study At Local Plant Tour By Fire and County Departments

The City Fire department with 18 men and the County Department with four men toured the Brown and Bryant chemical mixing plant at the Santa Fe site Thursday evening. Guides Wilber Stocker and Bruce Epp of the company led the group and instructed on plant hazards during a haz ar r class program for the departments.

Brown and Bryant Santa Fe Wilber Stocker Bruce Epp

Neal Janzen Named Lieutenant on Fresno State Police Unit

Neal Janzen a 1960 Shafter High School graduate and junior criminology student has been chosen to serve as lieutenant in administrative operations for the Fresno State College student police unit this spring. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jake R Janzen of 17053 N Shafter Avenue Shafter.

Neal Janzen Shafter High School Fresno State College Janzen Jake R. Janzen N. Shafter Avenue Shafter

Police Check on Ringing Of Alarm At Amusements

Burglar alarm at Anderson Amusements rang twice during the night on February 11 and February 13. Police investigation found no entry attempts or forced access to the building.

Anderson Amusements

Griffith named Chief Deputy State Controller in California

Sacramento announces Winthrop G. Griffith, 33, former San Francisco newspaperman and former Senate aide to Hubert H. Humphrey, as Chief Deputy State Controller. He replaces Irwin J. Nebron, appointed by Governor Brown as a Los Angeles municipal court judge.

Sacramento Alan Cranston Winthrop G. Griffith Griffith San Francisco United States Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Grffith Irwin J. Nebron Edmund G. Brown Los Angeles

County Rose Parade Committee Seeks Funds for Float

Kern County observers report the County Rose Parade Committee needs more money to finance a float entry for 1966. Major supporters include Bioform a Wasco pharmaceuticals maker and David M Biggar a Bakersfield general contractor who helped push the fund to 4100 dollars.

County Rose Parade Committee Kern County Bioform Wasco David M. Biggar Bakersfield

California State Bird Quail Popular Game Bird

California designates the quail as the official state bird and notes it remains a favored game bird. A 1925 motor vehicle law requires any vehicle to stop completely after striking a pole post iron fence or similar obstruction.

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Bielates the Merchants Association Wayne Wood Veterans’ Memorial Hall Jack Janzen Janet Kennath Shafter Library Buttonwillow Crusade Lee Hiler First Baptist Church Family Bible Hour Stary Gange Bonneville Power Administration California Power Pool Companies City of State of Puer Federal Bureau of Reclamatio Feather River Fish Barrier Dam Oroville Dam Tehachapi Mountains T.V Mission ST San Francisco, Calif Jim Tucker Mathie Poemks Betteett Satisfaction and Prompt Service
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